Key word there: Most.
My point is there's no point attacking Petit Computer.
Homebrew RAM editing glitch on any 3DS, might lead to an exploit?
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My point is there's no point attacking Petit Computer.
But what if we don't have one of the x% which do run in dsi mode?
Point is, there's nothing to lose.
so, i guess there is probably no link between smileBASIC and arm9 execution. at most we would get a userland exploit.
No, currently we're talking about Petit Computer, its earlier counterpart. There might be a link to that and arm9 code execution.
Fair enough.
I bought it a couple years ago, I should redownload it from CDN...
That's what my point is about not bothering to look into it. We should just have our devs look into other attack vectors that hold more promise and potential reward. Either that, or have them look into DSi mode in general, and potentially create an exploit there, which could then be ported to Petit Computer, not the other way around.
Becase you re-quoted yourself, I assume you meant the other thing, that you could run DS(i) homebrew in DSi mode, and not ARM9 keksz-sploit.
Sorry if I offended you, but there are too many nooby posts in this thread
There are too many noobs on GBATemp smh [I'm not one of them] I don't blame youBecase you re-quoted yourself, I assume you meant the other thing, that you could run DS(i) homebrew in DSi mode, and not ARM9 keksz-sploit.
Sorry if I offended you, but there are too many nooby posts in this thread
But yes, I did mean a potential arm9 kexploit.
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wat
now you're confusing me As I said earlier, because we have pxi:dev, that doesn't mean we'll have ARM9 kernel exploit, it just means if we find one, it'll be easier to exploit from SmileBASIC (assuming we find a way to ROP first)
Chances are we'll find an ARM9 exploit is extremely low, and SmileBASIC has nothing to do with it.
No, petit computer, rather DSimode in general might have something to do with an arm9 kexploit.wat
As I said earlier, because we have pxi:dev, that doesn't mean we'll have ARM9 kernel exploit, it just means if we find one, it'll be easier to exploit from SmileBASIC (assuming we find a way to ROP first)
Chances are we'll find an ARM9 exploit is extremely low, and SmileBASIC has nothing to do with it.
Well, if you mean Petit Computer, and DS(i), and ARM9, then it's an userland exploit (well, considering the DS is bare metal, there's no userland
)And DSi mode has nothing to do with 3DS mode (exception is fwTool), so no ARM9 kernel exploit for you
Actually, I think there might be a way. Except I'm on a phone and am too lazy to write it out.Well, if you mean Petit Computer, and DS(i), and ARM9, then it's an userland exploit (well, considering the DS is bare metal, there's no userland
And DSi mode has nothing to do with 3DS mode (exception is fwTool), so no ARM9 kernel exploit for you
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